It’s competition time! If you are looking to brighten up your new year and relieve the post christmas blues then we have the perfect opportunity. We are offering a free three night break in one of our properties from February 3rd – February 6th 2012. This prize is worth £300 and all you have to do to win it is either “Like” our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter between now and January 3rd 2012.
To “Like” our Facebook page go to: http://www.facebook.com/DreamCottagesDorset and click the “Like” button.
To follow us on Twitter, go to: http://www.twitter.com/DreamCottages and click “Follow”.
The winner will be drawn at random from a list of our Facebook fans and Twitter followers in January 2012 and announced on our website, Facebook page and Twitter stream. If you are already following us then you will automatically be entered into the draw as well.
This prize is worth over £300 and the lucky winner gets to stay in Ocean Wave apartment in Weymouth which has a prime seafront location with wonderful gardens overlooking the sea. This is a two bedroom apartment which sleeps up to four guests in total and the winner is entitled to bring them along for a free holiday as well.
Full competition terms and conditions will be published in due course.
In December 2001 the Jurassic Coast was formally designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO, placing it alongside other impressive places such as Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon. This unique coastline is now celebrating ten years of this prestigious designation which has had a positive impact in terms of conservation, tourism and educating people about this unique area of Dorset and Devon.
Weymouth continues to attract national press attention because of the olympic sailing events. For years, the town has had an unfair reputation as the ‘ugly duckling’ of the south coast because it pales in comparison to attractive nearby resorts such as Poole to the east and Dartmouth to the west. Weymouth benefits from one of the most impressive esplanades in the country at 2 miles long and a traditional seaside ambience that attracts large numbers of visitors each year – many of which come back regularly. The town has a unique charm and the arrival of the Olympics, we hope, will do much to bolster the popularity of Weymouth not just for the time of the olympics but in the long term as well.
You may already be aware of our presence on the social networking sites Facebook and Twitter. However, if you aren’t or you’re wondering what all the fuss is about then let me introduce each one here.
Now that summer has reached its peak, thoughts are turning to Autumn and the changing of the seasons. I know that where I live, the first signs of Autumn are starting to creep through in the early morning as it’s definitely getting a little chillier and the bird song is more hushed and less prominent. It won’t be long before the trees begin to drop their leaves and turn that lovely golden brown colour that is so distinctive of the changing season.